Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
DIAPHRAGM
dia- ("across") + phragma ("fence, wall") - CORRECT ANSWER -
DIAPHRAGM
Greek: dia- ("across") + phragma ("fence, wall")
thin & dome-shaped, like those big parachutes everyone loved hiding under as kids. separates
chest from gut zone. - CORRECT ANSWER -
LIVER
possibly Old English: lifere (tied to "life") - CORRECT ANSWER -
LIVER
possibly Old English: lifere ("related to life")
dark reddish-brown lobed cape just beneath diaphragm - CORRECT ANSWER -
GALLBLADDER
Old English: gealla ("bile") blædre ("bag/sac") - CORRECT ANSWER - Letter A points
to...?
, GALLBLADDER
Old English: gealla ("bile") blædre ("bag/sac")
itty bitty bubble tucked into liver folds - CORRECT ANSWER -
STOMACH
Greek: stoma ("mouth") - CORRECT ANSWER -
STOMACH
Greek: stoma ("mouth")
pale soft pita pocket lying sideways just left & below liver - CORRECT ANSWER - The
red circle refers to...?
PANCREAS
Greek: pan- ("all") + kreas ("flesh") - CORRECT ANSWER -
PANCREAS
Greek: pan- ("all") + kreas ("flesh")
grainy soggy noodle hugging part of small intestine near stomach - CORRECT
ANSWER - The white box points to...?